JADE CITY CHRONICLES VOL.1 |
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"tremendously entertaining" Full review |
Preview: The Jade City Chronicles, Vol. 1: The Super Spectacular Badass Herald M.F. Jones from Jim Haverkamp on Vimeo. |
THE GREAT HUMAN RACE 2011 |
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THE GREAT HUMAN RACE 2011 |
The Great Human Race 2011 from Nick Karner on Vimeo. |
STROKE/BOOK |
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"That’s direction—and acting—worthy of our highest praise." |
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¡ANARCHIST! |
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" When it's time to talk about the best shows of this decade and this year, I fully expect this hilarious and thought-provoking production to feature prominently on both lists." |
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THE ITALIAN ACTRESS |
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"...the main achievement of The Italian Actress is its examination of a film artist whose alienation springs from never being able to get himself on the right side of the screen. Beautiful images, forever distanced, ultimately prove cold comfort for a man who can't stop adding to his collection of ghosts in this cautionary tale for those artists exclusively interested in the extreme." |
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GOODNIGHT EVERYTHING |
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| The sharpest teeth in Justice's satire are bared during Q's tentative critique of the revolution's methods. He sums up the battle for hearts and minds with these words: "A story is like a little bomb... We want to educate as we terrify." |
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THE GREAT HUMAN RACE 2009 |
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A 5K run & Community Walk |
Join the Great Human Race from Jim Haverkamp on Vimeo. |
VIRGINIA WOOLF'S THE WAVES |
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| To be performed for one night only, Saturday, February 28, 2009, at Reynolds Theatre in the Bryan Center at Duke University, Durham, NC. Admission is free on a first come basis. |
Virginia Woolf's "The Waves" preview by Jim Haverkamp. |
2008 AWARDS |
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Director Jay O'Berski's nightmarish production [Europe Central] built to a final wallop, warning that freedom takes vigilance and courage. |
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A DOG FROM HELL |
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A production that erases the line between actor and audience...If you can take the smoke, this is a hot trip to Hell. Kate Dobbs Arial, Independent Weekly Full Review The action is quite physical and frequently erotic. Roy C. Dicks, Raleigh News & Observer Full Review |
"A Dog From Hell " preview from Jim Haverkamp on Vimeo. |
2008 INDY ARTS AWARD |
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| The Triangle is rich in theater, but there is one theater company that is different from all the others: Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern...[LGP] takes on the broadest ideas and deepest feelings with an aesthetic rigor and iconoclastic swagger that is fast making Durham one of the best cities in the country for daring dramatic art. --Kate Dobbs Arial, Independent Weekly Read the full article here |
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THE ISLAND |
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| A stunning production ...All the issues...are as fresh and raw and important as ever; and if you see this production, you will never forget them, or the extraordinary actors who give those issues the blood of life. -- Kate Dobbs Ariail, CVNC.org, Full review Gripping …succeeds on every level. For 75 vividly sustained minutes, the two actors, Thaddaeus Edwards and LaMark Wright, movingly express their fears, hopes, frustrations and dreams. -- Roy C. Dicks, News & Observer, Full review FIVE STARS …director Michael O'Foghludha has helped two promising young actors carve out twin career-best performances. -- Byron Woods, Independent Weekly, Full review |
"The Island" preview from Jim Haverkamp on Vimeo.
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GOIN' A BUFFALO |
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| The play aims instead to capture a mood and an environment. Its voice is authentic, particular and uncompromising... -- Adam Sobsey, News & Observer, Full review Replete with excellent acting, and so thought provoking that seeing it once may not be enough. -- Kate Dobbs Ariail, CVNC.org, Full review |
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FISTFUL OF LOVE |
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| In a wedding season marked by swooning sighs of "I do," Fistful of Love fights back with a belligerent "I won't"… A contemporary multimedia adaptation of Aeschylus' ancient Greek drama "The Suppliants," Fistful takes altar aversion to bloody extremes. But it also offers enough confections of its own to turn the tragedy into a romantic comedy. -- Orla Swift, News & Observer, Full review A musical long-form poem about eroticism, love, loneliness, trust, and commitment. It walks; it talks (and talks some more); its sings; it dances; it gets in and out of the hot tub… it portrays the mythic and timeless struggle between men and women as a bloody war in which a few battles may end in happy détente. It is very, very funny. It also features a beautiful, delicate, melancholy performance by Tom Marriott that remains etched on the heart after the amusements have faded. -- Kate Dobbs Ariail, CVNC.org, Full review |
Wedding film - "Fistful of Love" by Jim Haverkamp on Vimeo. |
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